Plans for the 2019 Trevor Carpenter Photo Challenge
Looking forward to 2019, we are announcing some changes that we plan to make to the weekly challenges: For the last few years, the challenge write-ups have evolved to the READ MORE →
Looking forward to 2019, we are announcing some changes that we plan to make to the weekly challenges: For the last few years, the challenge write-ups have evolved to the READ MORE →
I would have taken a break sooner, but I wanted to fulfill a promise to a friend, keep the Photo Challenge going as he had created it. I set myself READ MORE →
Your goal this week is to take a B&W photo with holiday lights as a component of your composition. There are lots of possibilities for creative images with holiday lights which is why I have once again chosen them for a challenge theme. READ MORE →
I usually Flashback older challenges and usually those written by Trevor. Today I realized that in 2016, for just the exact Week 51, I had posted a Holiday Wishes Photo READ MORE →
This week’s challenge should be a fun, simple one: Photograph anything with strong elements of symmetry. The choice of subject is up to you– it can be architectural, natural, man-made, READ MORE →
For this weeks challenge your goal is to photograph Rust, now this can come in many formats. So keep your camera with you at all times. Consider the materials your looking for and where they may be located. Consider using in camera filters or Post Process to let your creativity flow and add your identity to your image. Most of all have Fun. READ MORE →
This week we’ll be exploring the creative possibilities of paper. Paper is interesting because it can both reflect light as well as transmit light depending on whether it is being READ MORE →
Some of you who knew Trevor Carpenter or befriended him on Facebook know by now that today is his birthday. Trevor loved Architectural Photography, some of it inspired by his READ MORE →
This week’s challenge should be fun, creative, and perhaps a bit silly. The goal is to photograph a face (or anything that looks like a face) with only one restriction: READ MORE →
I don’t know why but I’m sort of fascinated by bridges when it comes to photography, especially those who cross a waterway. I’ve been fortunate enough to live and visit READ MORE →
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